Fresh milch cows for sale and odd jobs notes
Circulates mini classifieds and personal notices from Pendleton Oregon area. Listings include dairy cows for sale by Gritman Brothers, a piano tuner at 211 Perkins avenue, wanted work in store or office, rental notices for modern cottages and apartments, a Moose Lodge hall dance, and various livestock offers. Also includes personal mentions from D Kutzworth, M J Wilkman, and others, plus a large public notice about a wild west contest in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gritman Brothers
East Oregonian
Taylor Hardware
Whipple
Perkins Avenue
Mark Moorhouse Co
E. Court St
Unemployed Army in Plush Parlor Cars Fined
In Boston on March 16 an officers raid found eighty men who claimed unemployment as vagrants in plush covered parlor car seats of the Boston Maine railroad. None could pay a $5 fine and all were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Masch
Army of the Unemployed
Boston & Maine Railroad
Newspaper Man Recalls Famous Battle of Monitor and Merrimac
A Spokane Spokesman-Review veteran recounts the March 9 1862 clash at Hampton Roads between the Monitor and Merrimac. He details the engagement, the crew, the Dragon ship, and personal wounds from the fierce ironclad duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
C. J. Freese
Feld
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Pendleton
Dragon
Notice to Children Warns Against Roller Skates
Public notice from the chief of police and street committee warns all children not to use roller skates on paved streets. Advices safety and order in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Chief of Police
Don’t Use Your To Order Meat Until You Read This
An advertisement urges readers to request 444 to obtain U S govt inspected meats. It claims buyers will get more meat for less money and avoid tainted products, implying government inspection guarantees quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
U. S. Govt
Farmers Educational Union Pendleton Local No 24 Meeting Notice
Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America Pendleton Local No 24 meets the first and third Saturdays each month. The Farmers Marketing Plan and other vital farmer topics are discussed. You come. Meetings called sharp at 2 p m. R O Earnheart president P Evans sec treas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Earnheart
P. Evans
Treas
Reassessment of Local Improvements Under City Charter
Pendleton Oregon outlines authority for district reassessment on benefited land after improvements. It details pro rata charges, interest on delinquent assessments, equitable apportionment plans, and procedures for notices, objections, and hearings. The notice dates from March 16 1914 and March 18 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebm
Common Council
City Recorder
Pendleton
City of
Umatilla County
State of
Oregon
Soldur
Council
Anc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hame Taees
Ieee
Henry Rosenberg
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
St. Patrick's Day
Moose Hall
United Orchestra
Penland Bros
Matin Street
Bend
Walla Walla
G. W. Kennedy
Dalles Oregon
Cleveland
Ohio
Wm. Block
Luna Park
Stampede
Mer
D, Kutzworth
Pilot Rock
McDonald
Echo
V. D. Cutsworth of
Salem
the St. George
Don Pruitt
Stanfield
M. J. Wilkman
Walla Wallae
Garden City
Co. R. Whittenberger
Mrs. F. BE. King
Ritzville
Wash
Charles 8. Smith
M. D. Orange
W. A. Gillam
Ethel Newquist
Alexander Department Store
Will Timmerman
Timmerman
Myers
Helix
Robert Jones
Frank Hoffman
Floyd Anderson
Link Mann Place
eeWater
M. ©. LaHue
Clarence Townsend
Geo. Pearce
Dayton
E. E. Anderson
Ron W. Ritner
Dalles
R. E. Chloupek
G. J, la Dow
W. N. Matlock
W. W. Hoch
Willia Humphrey
Umatilla
W. Webb
Chas. Rohrman
Franklin
Apperson
the Franklin
Reo
Pendleton Auto Company
S, J. Freese
Monitor-Merrimac
Cumberland Bechanan
Cumberland
Congress
Morris
Cumberlain
Bewell
Sewell
Merimac
Storm of Iron
Worden
Merri Mac
Watson
Fenceton
Cmatilla County
Farmers’ Educational & Cooperative Union OF America
Kwong
China
Hong
Ung D. Goey, Prop
West
Alta Street
Tallman Drug Store
California
E. B. Schomp
C. E. Rude
E. L. Smith
Fred Eiffert
Asst
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